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Does java-rag keep state across restarts? #1
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If I restart java-rag, does it lose anything (cached data, in-flight work, state files)? I could not find it in the docs. |
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Oct 14, 2026
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For production, set explicit timeouts and backoff first: connect timeout, request timeout and retry limits. Keep the defaults for buffers unless you measure pressure. I would also pin the version and run one instance per region if latency matters. |
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For production, set explicit timeouts and backoff first: connect timeout, request timeout and retry limits. Keep the defaults for buffers unless you measure pressure. I would also pin the version and run one instance per region if latency matters.